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Treatment Fidelity in School-Based Interventionod Behavior Game (see Chap. 9). If the teacher implemented all components of the Good Behavior Game well, but only did so 2 days per week and interacted with students in a sarcastic manner, she may demonstrate adequate adherence, but inadequate quality and exposure. If the teacher implemented all of

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Optimizing Implementation of the Good Behavior Game in the Classroom: Recommendations and Lessons Le of numerous studies with substantial evidence of positive effects on disruptive behavior and academic performance. The purpose of the current chapter is to provide an overview of the implementation of the Game and highlight some factors to consider to optimize its use in elementary school classroom

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Engaging Students in Appropriate Social Behavior Using Check-In, Check-Out (CICO)nd implementing a behavior support plan. This level of support is provided for students who demonstrate lack of response to Tier 2 interventions and/or come to school with more intense behavioral needs.

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Banking Time: A Dyadic Intervention to Improve Teacher-Student Relationshipsirective, corrective, and too often even negative feedback from teachers and peers during the school day. When these students experience a strong relationship with a teacher, they are more likely to accept constructive feedback from their teacher without it negatively affecting their self-esteem or